Given the admittances of the circuit as shown: Y1 = 0.2-j0.1 S Y2 = 0.125-j0.25 S Y3 = 0.2-j0.1 S Y4 = 0.1 S Y5 = 0.25 + j0.25 S Calculate the: a. total impedance b. total current c. total apparent power d. power factor of the circuit. 100V Y2 13

Given the admittances of the circuit as shown: Y1 = 0.2-j0.1 S Y2 = 0.125-j0.25 S Y3 = 0.2-j0.1 S Y4 = 0.1 S Y5 = 0.25 + j0.25 S Calculate the: a. total impedance b. total current c. total apparent power d. power factor of the circuit. 100V Y2 13

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Given the admittances of the circuit as shown:
Y1 = 0.2 - j0.1 S
Y2 = 0.125-j0.25 S
Y3 = 0.2-j0.1 S
Y4 = 0.1 S
Y5 = 0.25 + j0.25 S
Calculate the:
a. total impedance
b. total current
c. total apparent power
d. power factor
of the circuit.
100V
Y2
Y3
Y5

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